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Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Carnage renewed
The American Family Association, fresh after driving Disney to the brink of arguably, though not causally, inferior corporate growth, has set its sights on Ford Motor Company. Beware the carnage to Ford's bottom line! Anyway, here's the reason:On Monday (May 30), AFA announced it has launched a boycott against the Ford Motor Company because of the company's track record for supporting the homosexual agenda, including homosexual "marriage." The pro-family group's founder and chairman, Donald E. Wildmon, says Ford's financial support of the homosexual agenda goes far beyond a few donations.
"From redefining family to include homosexual marriage; to giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to support homosexual groups and their agenda; to forcing managers to attend diversity training on how to promote the acceptance of homosexuality; to sponsoring a commitment ceremony -- that is, 'marriage'; to sponsoring 'gay pride' parades, Ford leads the way," Wildmon states. "The goal of every homosexual organization supported by Ford is to get homosexual marriage legalized."
According to Wildmon, there was so much material demonstrating the automaker's track record on promoting the homosexual agenda that his group decided it was best to simply give it its own website: BoycottFord.com.
Anyway, for those with strong stomachs, here's one of the offending ads:
It's a Volvo ad from 2003 in Australia. Why Joe Six Pack who works the second shift at the Dearborn Assembly Plant should be punished for that, I do not know.
